Kiya No.160 Edelweiss Steel Japanese Petty Knife 12cm
Kiya is a traditional cutlery shop founded in Japan in 1792. The No.160 series is Kiya's top grade western knife lineup noted for its great sharpness, toughness, and usability.
The base material is a type of stainless steel called New Edelweiss that is produced by Austrian steel manufacturer BÖHLER. Their superior metal features outstanding hardness that can deal with a heavy use.
Due to the specialty heat treatment, this petty knife has less carbon, resulting in decent corrosion resistance and a feature that makes it easy to sharpen.
The petty knife is best suitable for hand peeling and other small tasks on a cutting board.
This knife has a bolster, so it is easy to wash the area between the blade and handle.
Details
- Material: New Edelweiss stainless steel (blade) / polyacetal resin (handle)
- Full length: 22cm
- Blade length: 12cm
- Weight: 70g
- Made in Japan
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Description
Kiya is a traditional cutlery shop founded in Japan in 1792. The No.160 series is Kiya's top grade western knife lineup noted for its great sharpness, toughness, and usability.
The base material is a type of stainless steel called New Edelweiss that is produced by Austrian steel manufacturer BÖHLER. Their superior metal features outstanding hardness that can deal with a heavy use.
Due to the specialty heat treatment, this petty knife has less carbon, resulting in decent corrosion resistance and a feature that makes it easy to sharpen.
The petty knife is best suitable for hand peeling and other small tasks on a cutting board.
This knife has a bolster, so it is easy to wash the area between the blade and handle.
Details
- Material: New Edelweiss stainless steel (blade) / polyacetal resin (handle)
- Full length: 22cm
- Blade length: 12cm
- Weight: 70g
- Made in Japan
